"IS ANYBODY PAYING ATTENTION?" The mindful view of an educated Buddhist blogger who uses critical thinking, evidence, facts, and investigation to come up with his opinions instead of fear based ideologies.

Friday, August 10, 2012

Ann Coulter, Stupid Single Woman

The message was clear. Ann Coulter, talking to Fox News Pundit Sean Hannity, said for the benefit of the right wing lunatic fringe that still hangs on FAUX NEWS's (butt puppets of Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes) commentators. When reading her Wikipedia profile at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_coulter it says: "...Coulter has been engaged several times, but never married. She has dated Spin founder and publisher Bob Guccione, Jr., and conservative writer Dinesh D'Souza. In October 2007, she began dating Andrew Stein, the former president of the New York City Council, a liberal Democrat. When asked about the relationship, Stein told the paper, "She's attacked a lot of my friends, but what can I say, opposites attract!" On January 7, 2008, however, Stein told the New York Post that the relationship was over, citing irreconcilable differences."
So, this woman couldn't keep a relationship going with anyone in her supposed "professional career" of hating publically anyone who she doesn't agree with, she is probably the stupidest single woman on television. In fact she has dated people whom it would appear were someone on her ladder to get where she should in life by using men.
Hannity asked her if the return of Sandra Fluke to the news would help Obama int the election. Her statement to Hannity was this: "...He is trying to get the stupid single women voters, which is the Democratic Party base. If Obamacare goes through and Obama is reelected, you're talking about the total destruction of wealth in America. It's the end of America as we know it. There will be no innovation. There will be no growth. Great, you'll get free contraception. You won't have to pay a $10 co-pay. But it will be the end of America! Think about that. Their base is not women. It is divorced, separated, single women. It's women who are looking at the government to be their husbands. That's the base of the Democrat Party. "Please pay for my child care, my contraception, my housing, my food." It's women who don't have a man to provide for them so they turn to the government. That's the Democrat Party's base. Congratulations!" This seems to be the only thing she thinks Democrats care about. The fact is that if the Republicans hadn't made health care for women and contraception in particular, a priority topic, secondary to arguing over Roe vs Wade that was decided 40 years ago, that somehow has to do with controlling women's fertility and gynecological health, then we wouldn't even be discussing it. If they didn't attack it, we wouldn't need to be defending it.
When defending a position that was decided by majority rule decades ago but is still being argued about by people who actually have another agenda (health care insurance lobbies) but use it as a political talking point, then, it will be pointed out to them that they ALREADY LOST THE ARGUMENT LONG AGO, let's move on to the real issues, which should include Jobs Creation first. If she was actually being interviewed by someone who wanted to know something other than echoes of right wing madness that reverberate at FAUX NEWS, like real issues like, "Why are the Republicans in congress dragging their feet on recovery from the recession?" - then we could actually expect her to freeze, stutter, stammer, and not know what to say. If her interview wasn't scripted and her questions a matter of "leading the witness" type interview, then, she wouldn't know what to say.
Anyone who doesn't understand that she thinks saying angry outlandish things to make people angry, just to get public attention and be thought of as "relevant" in the news, is what she thinks is the best way to make a living, then they don't understand Ann Coulter and should read her public profile at Wikipedia.

About Me

I am an Arizona native, born and raised in Phoenix, although I have lived for brief times in other places. I am what one would call a Centrist. I don't believe in radical left or right stances and refuse to let the low information, regressive, right wing people call me "liberal" since that would be left of reality based on opinion, and I believe in facts and research of evidence.